Sentence examples for more rapid decay from inspiring English sources

Warmer soils will have encouraged greater microbial activity so more rapid decay of organic matter in the soil, leading to greater discharges of gases.

In searching for insects, woodpeckers chisel or strip the bark off dead or dying trees, promoting more rapid decay and the release of nutrients from dead trees.

Comparison of the autocorrelation function between samples generated by the two algorithms shows that the Wang Landau algorithm exhibits more rapid decay.

A higher diffusivity causes a more rapid decay of seismicity.

For given diffusivity, a higher threshold leads to a lower level of seismicity between 50 h and 70 h and a more rapid decay.

This may lead to a conclusion that the more rapid decay for this group was caused to some extent by the paramagnetic particles present in these samples.

Nevertheless, it also constituted a more rapid turbulence decay due to a wider expansion of the gas.

The NCSs annealed at 600 °C exhibited higher capacity at low current density (<0.5 A g−1) but more rapid capacity decay at elevated current rates referring to the sample annealed at 450 °C.

This, in turn, means that samples with smaller values of T2* (or longer values of R2*) reflecting higher concentrations of iron will show more rapid signal decay on images with successively longer TEs.

Also, as shown in previous sections, both attention deficits and more rapid memory decay may cause steepening of the delay-of-reinforcement gradient in ADHD [ 99].

Boosts of homologous recombination among diploid chromosome pairs after interspecific hybridisation were documented in Brassica crosses by Leflon et al. [ 52]; this might have caused more rapid LD decay and subsequently shorter-range haplotype blocks in A-subgenome chromosomes in the present materials after hybridisations with B. rapa.